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Less crowd seen at Mumbai's Byculla vegetable market amid surge of COVID-19

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Less crowd seen at Mumbai's Byculla vegetable market amid surge of COVID-19

Less crowd seen at Mumbai's Byculla vegetable market amid surge of COVID-19

Amid surge in COVID-19 cases, police tightened security and less people were seen at Byculla vegetable market on the morning of Apr 08.

Mumbai Police updated the new COVID-19 guidelines in addition to the strict measures which included night curfew and weekend lockdown.


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